A woman discovers that the partner she trusted has been cheating on her online, hiding a double life behind a screen. As the truth comes to light, she sets out to make sure his deception comes back to haunt him.
To meet my online boyfriend, Chase Whitmore, I forced myself from a nearly 200-pound fat girl into the hottest girl on campus. But the day before we were supposed to meet,
I found a post. Giving away my online girlfriend. Been together over a year. Cute voice, sweet girl, great to talk to.
DM me if you want her. Someone asked why he was giving up such a great girlfriend. He replied, Found her real info online.
She's 200 pounds, not my type. The comments piled up fast. Was interested until you said she was 200 pounds. Who wants a whale?
Only one person replied. DM'd you. I looked at the poster's profile picture again, which was the same one my online boyfriend used. And the post was from three months ago.
I froze. Then I remembered. Chase Whitmore had changed a lot three months ago. He suddenly got cold and even tried to break up with me once.
He said he was bored. I thought he was just tired of the relationship, so I begged him not to Fine. Eventually, he agreed to stay.
Not long after that, he told me he was changing accounts. His old account was too messy, and with college starting soon, he wanted a fresh So, I added the new account. He was still distant for a while.
Even his personality felt different. Later, we slowly got close again. I thought he had just lost interest for a while and then changed his mind. I never thought.
I looked down at my phone.